Solayide Julianna Olawole Nee Asoore

Dear Mum, You never stopped believing in Busayo, even when others found it easier to doubt. You knew him in ways few others did, saw the purpose in him, and held on with a mother’s unwavering faith until he found his path. What a blessing that you lived to witness his remarkable transformation and began to reap the rewards of your sacrifices, prayers, and steadfast love. I am also grateful that you saw us grow from carefree young men into purposeful adults, while never losing the bond and brotherhood that have carried us this far. I like to believe you are still watching over us, smiling as we strive for even greater heights. Thank you for showing us what true motherhood looks like, not just in words, but in faith, patience, sacrifice, and unconditional love. We celebrate you today, and we will continue to celebrate the beautiful legacy you left behind. To my dear broda, take comfort in knowing that mummy fulfilled one of every parent’s greatest hopes: she saw her son become the man she always believed he could be. She did not leave with her faith unfulfilled. Her love, prayers, and values live on in you, and the greatest way to honour her is to keep living a life that makes her smile. May God grant you and the entire family the strength, peace, and comfort to carry her memory with joy rather than sorrow. Rest peacefully, Mum. Your work here was done, and it was done well. You will always be remembered.

3 months ago

Today we lay to rest Mama Olawole (Egin) — a woman of deep love and quiet strength. She was a mother to me, and she became a mother to my children. From the day of my marriage to the day my children were born, her care never stopped. She was the kind of woman you could lean on and sleep peacefully. Though she is gone, her love will continue to live in us. Rest in peace, our pillar, our mother.

3 months ago

May the soul of our beloved Mama Olawole rest in perfect peace. With heavy hearts, we mourn the passing of our dear mother, Mama Olawole, of the Christ Morning Star Society of Nigeria. Her love, faith, and dedication will always remain in our hearts. We pray that Almighty God grants her eternal rest and comforts her family, the entire Christ Morning Star Society of Nigeria, and all who mourn her passing. May He give us the strength to bear this great loss. You will be deeply missed, Mama, but your beautiful legacy will live on forever. Rest in perfect peace, Mama Olawole.My deepest condolences to her family and the entire Christ Morning Star Society of Nigeria. May her memory continue to be a blessing.

3 months ago

Our Tribute "For whether we live, we live unto the Lord; and whether we die, we die unto the Lord: whether we live therefore, or die, we are the Lord's.". Romans 14:8 How do I begin to pen down my feelings, it is quite a difficult one but in all, I just want to bless God for the beautiful memories we created and shared. The pain of loosing you at this period is immeasurable, but so is the love and legacy you left behind. Beautiful, lovely & precious sister you will be greatly missed. May you continue to enjoy your rest in the bossom of your creator. Adieu! Adieu! Adieu!. The Rt. Rev'd Dr. Asoore Elijah Akinfemiwa For the family of Late Ven Z. A. Asoore (Bami Alufa)

3 months ago

TRIBUTE TO MY LOVE, MY CONFIDANT, MY HUSBAND IN SKIRT ________'_______ Aunty Sola, mama Bee, Agogo igbala was a dynamic very vocal, elegant fashionable and sociable lady. Theres no big amount she could not spend on clothes and hair to make her stand out of the crowd. She would proudly say "...IT IS NOT WHAT YOU WEAR BUT HOW YOU WEAR IT "............I call her mama Bee............. I call her 'agogo igbala' because she was the saving grace in my marriage ------------------------ Aunty Sola, Mama Bee was a dynamic ,very vocal, elegant, fashionable and sociable lady. Theres no amount she could not spend on clothes and hair to make her stand out of the crowd, She would proudly say ITS NOT WHAT YOU WEAR BUT HOW YOU WEAR IT Aunty Sola and I had been friends from our school days at St Louis Secondary school Ondo from 1968. Though not class mates but we tally together joyfully and when I got married to her most cherished cousin late Mr Moses Olufiayo Asore the intimacy waxed stronger. She called me Sisi Lara and I call her aunty Sola because of the customary belief that wives dare not call her husband's siblings and relatives by name in Ondo and Yoruba land in general however senior or junior I also call her 'Mama Bee' as she is always busy doing this and that, no dull moment with her She would attend all invitations even if it's just 10 minutes of RELEVANT participation. If asked why she responded to every invitation she would say FRIENDSHIP IS COMMITMENT and IWO MBE LA NPE She lays her hands on many entrepreneurs like sewing, decoration, M C at traditional marriages Alaga iduro/ alaga ijoko, animal husbandry in small rearing, piggery and goats. She sold xtian books and natural stuffs like honey, coconut oil, etc A very religious and prayerful warrior. She believed in taking her worries to God alone. I wil miss her sorely because she was my husband in skirt bearing my burdens along with hers morally and financially. Aunty Sola oko mi olopo iyun.A be mokun ke I a kagunla One gokagunla de la Bo sigi e le nepipo Lujomon ke lujomon do Lujomon bo ghoso si de o gho ka! Aya Olawole nodotu. Aya otokola tokola bogodo Aya luli ragaji ye bole neru Aolu omo nuso Usomo soghan!Song...Atowuo kutu we ti somo ju won o Solayide wo Ka e Aaa wo Ka e noni o Juliana wo Ka e

3 months ago

Tribute to My President, My Mother Star Mrs. Solayide Juliana Olawole For six years (November 2012 to November 2018) I served as a National General Secretary to a National President Solayide Juliana Olawole of Christ Morning Star of Nigeria (CMSN). But to reduce her to a title would be to miss the woman entirely. She was Madam President to CMSN leading us with wisdom, fire, and unwavering faith. She was Mama to me, the mother I found in service. She called me daughter, and she proved it. When she recommended me for a National award, obstacles rose like walls. Others doubted. Some resisted. But Mama Solayide stood by it. She fought for me when it would have been easier to step back when crisis rocked. That was her nature: loyal, bold, and convinced of the greatness she saw in people, even when the world wasn’t ready to see it yet. She led CMSN not just with minutes and meetings, but with a mother’s covering and a general’s courage. She taught me that true leadership serves, protects, gives and believes even under pressure. Christ Morning Star of Nigeria has lost a pillar. I have lost my mother in the faith and in service. But heaven has gained a woman who ran her race, kept the faith, and finished very strong. Mama, your Secretary, your daughter, promises this: The values you planted in CMSN and in me will not die. We will serve with your kind of fire. Rest well, my President. Rest well, a Mother dear to my soul. "Well done, good and faithful servant… Enter into the joy of your Lord.” Matthew 25:23 From your daughter in service Oluwemimo

3 months ago

I honor the life of my beloved Mummy(Grandma), a woman whose love, kindness, strength, and wisdom touched everyone privileged to know her. She was a source of comfort, guidance, and unwavering support. She welcomed everyone with a warm heart and always found a way to make people feel loved and valued. Her gentle words, selfless nature, and beautiful smile brought peace and joy to our family. Though you are no longer with us, your beautiful memories and the values you instilled in us will remain in our hearts forever. We are grateful for the time we shared with you and for the legacy of love you leave behind. Rest peacefully, Grandma You will always be loved, remembered, and deeply missed.

3 months ago

The news of your passing came as a rude shock, but we take solace in the beautiful life you lived. Aunty Solayide was a vibrant, friendly, and deeply hospitable woman. She was the life of every family gathering. If music played, she doesn't hesitate to show her amazing dancing steps and her joy was contagious. She always offered a warm and welcoming environment whenever we visited. She was hardworking and resilient. She faced life's challenges with strength and never let them dim her light. Most of all, she was a pillar of support to her late husband, my uncle. She loved her family deeply and she showed that love in the way she cared, listened and showed up. Aunty you taught us that love is welcome, that strength is gentle and that family is worth celebrating. We will miss your laughter, your dance and your warmth. Rest well aunty. Your legacy lives on in all of us.

3 months ago

My sweet Mummy (Grandma) , saying goodbye is one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to face. You were the heart of our family, a woman whose love was pure, gentle, and unconditional. Your presence brought peace, your laughter brought joy, and your care made every moment feel like home. You were a blessing in every sense of the word, and your impact on our lives can never be replaced. I will always remember your comforting words, your warm embrace, and the way you always put others before yourself. You taught me strength through your kindness and love through your actions. Even though you are no longer here with us, your spirit lives on in everything you taught us and every memory we hold dear. I will carry you in my heart forever. Rest well Grandma

3 months ago

Wonderful Aunty. Always supportive and lovely. Almighty God will comfort and strengthen your lovely son and the larger family you left behind. ADIEU

3 months ago

Tribute to a Caring Mother, Thoughtful Leader, and Nurse Par Excellence I was deeply saddened by the news of your passing. As I reflected on the moments we shared, I was reminded that life is indeed a journey. You were a caring mother, an energetic and elegant woman, full of life, always present, dependable, and supportive of everyone at the Medical Centre, YABATECH. I admired your tenacity and unwavering dedication to hard work. You loved the nursing profession and held it in the highest esteem. You stood firmly for the truth, both in your words and your actions. I still remember how you would sometimes end our conversations by saying, "Nobody can rubbish my profession," and we would all laugh. You were truly a rare gem. I remember how humbly you asked questions, stayed up late seeking knowledge, kept yourself updated with developments in the profession, and always gave your very best. Though you appeared tough on the outside, you possessed a gentle, compassionate, and caring heart. You genuinely wanted the best for everyone around you. Most importantly, you loved God and faithfully served humanity. Heaven surely bears witness to your good works. Rest in perfect peace at the feet of your Maker, STAR, S.J., Omo Asore Maseka. Your legacy of love, service, and professionalism will forever remain in our hearts. Adieu, Ma. 🙏🕊️

3 months ago

Words fail me, if I begin to describe you, ma. You were like a mother to me, my motivation whenever the job gets too much. Thank you for love and understanding. I pray our Almighty God, remember your good deeds and grant you eternal rest. Amen.

3 months ago